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Node Day

A day-long dive into Node, the scalable network application framework for JavaScript.
- Node.js
At 9:00am to 5:00pm, Tuesday 26th July

In F151, Oregon Convention Center
Node Day: Introduction

by Tom Hughes-Croucher
- Node.js
At 9:00am to 9:05am, Tuesday 26th July

In F151, Oregon Convention Center
Getting Started With Node, Coding A Game

by Tim Caswell

Join Tim Caswell for an action packed session exploring the many capabilities of this platform we call NodeJS. This won’t be your average how to write a websocket server for your HTML5 game talk. We will delve into many facets of node including binary C++ addons and multiple frontends. This game will be able to render to the local screen using SDL, receive events from USB Joysticks while at the same time share 90% of the game logic, but allow remote web browsers and mobile devices to be clients to the game as well. We will use websockets, TLS streams, and whatever other cool technology is needed to connect a network of devices into a single gaming environment.

NodeJS is not just a JavaScript powered webserver, it’s an easy and powerful way to script and connect pretty much any computer out there. Let’s get the creative juices flowing!
- Game Development
- Node.js
At 9:05am to 9:35am, Tuesday 26th July

In F151, Oregon Convention Center
Programming A Chat Server

by Guillermo Rauch
- Node.js
At 9:35am to 10:30am, Tuesday 26th July

In F151, Oregon Convention Center
Network Programming with Node.js

by ryah
- Network Programming
- Node.js
At 11:00am to 11:45am, Tuesday 26th July

In F151, Oregon Convention Center
A Million Connections And Beyond? Node.js At Scale

by Tom Hughes-Croucher
- Node.js
- Scaling
At 11:45am to 12:30pm, Tuesday 26th July

In F151, Oregon Convention Center

Coverage slide deck
Running Node.js in Production

by Charlie Robbins
- Node.js
At 1:30pm to 2:15pm, Tuesday 26th July

In F151, Oregon Convention Center
Developing Cloud9 In Cloud9

Cloud9 is entirely built on Node.JS and can be used to debug and develop other Node.JS applications. This fun recursive fact we used to very quickly use the tool we built to refine and develop the tool we are building.
- Node.js
At 2:15pm to 2:30pm, Tuesday 26th July

In F151, Oregon Convention Center
Real Projects Built In Node - Voxer

by Matt Ranney
- Node.js
At 2:30pm to 2:45pm, Tuesday 26th July

In F151, Oregon Convention Center
Real Projects Built In Node - CloudKick

by Paul Querna
- Node.js
At 2:45pm to 3:00pm, Tuesday 26th July

In F151, Oregon Convention Center
Using jQuery with Node.js

by Elijah Insua

This talk covers a library that I've been working on called jsdom, which allows users of node.js to use jQuery for all sorts of interesting things. I will also be reasoning about why having a DOM on a platform such as node.js is so valuable. I'll show examples on how jsdom is in use today and examples for what it can be used for in the near future.
At 3:30pm to 4:15pm, Tuesday 26th July

In F151, Oregon Convention Center
Node.js Core Team Q&A

by Tom Hughes-Croucher, ryah, Paul Querna and Matt Ranney
- Node.js
At 4:15pm to 4:40pm, Tuesday 26th July

In F151, Oregon Convention Center
Node Project Show and Tell

This 20-minute segment will be broken down into four 5-minute demos. Come early to sign up to claim your spot!
- Node.js
At 4:40pm to 5:00pm, Tuesday 26th July

In F151, Oregon Convention Center